Dean Greyserman stormed his way to the 2025 MET Amateur title - and never looked back. Representing Hamilton Farm, the rising Stanford senior defeated a loaded field of the Metropolitan area’s best, capping off his run with a 3 & 1 victory over Matt Lowe in the 36-hole final at Old Oaks. Greyserman trailed for just two holes all day, taking control early and delivering in the biggest moments - highlighted by a momentum-shifting birdie on 10, a piped drive on 14, and a gutsy wedge from a divot on 17 to close it out. With his brother Reed (the 2025 Ike champion) on the bag, the Greyserman duo proved nearly unstoppable, blending course knowledge with calm, surgical execution.
This wasn’t just a win - it was a statement. Along the way, Dean outplayed some of the most respected names in the MET region, cementing his place among the area’s elite amateurs. The title followed his appearance at the 125th U.S. Amateur at The Olympic Club, capping off a summer where his game and confidence hit new heights. After Reed’s win at the Ike earlier this summer, Dean’s Met Am title continued a dominant stretch for the Greyserman brothers. Heading into his senior year at Stanford, Dean’s game is sharp, his résumé is growing, and his ceiling is only getting higher.
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